Vivaldi-Bach: Concerto in C Major BWV 594 "Grosso Mogul" | Bálint Karosi, Pedal Clavichord

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Vivaldi-Bach: Concerto in C Major BWV 594 "Grosso Mogul" | Bálint Karosi, Pedal Clavichord
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[@Edward-tp5nc]

A feel for the days of Bach. A great era!

[@harmoniumbauer]

I think I've just found the best version of this work for me. The fingering is just astonishing.

[@bkarosi]

Thanks!

[@joannescouchet7038]

Early fingerings in Bach - really really amazing!

[@bkarosi]

Many thanks!

[@nickreid5613]

This is literally my newest favorite thing to listen to. Absolutely wonderful.

[@evancollins6284]

The timbre of the clavichord is refreshing! Love it.

[@JongheeYoon]

Yaeh~~ !! celebration our Clavichord concerto ! A~mazing playing 😍

[@RalphLooij]

The subtile dynamic differences and your excellent playing on this gorgeous instrument make this a great listening experience. I think you can call this the most unique performance of BWV 594. I always struggle with making this very violistic piece sound natural at organ, at the clavichord it actually sounds better. Thanks, Balint!

[@bkarosi]

Thanks for listening

[@edifyguy]

This is such a unique instrument, and played so skillfully. I can truthfully say that I did not know that such elaborate clavichords were ever made. I like that there are distinct tonal differences between the manuals. The one sounds rather like a Sitar, which is very interesting. Thank you for this skillful performance!

[@bkarosi]

Thanks!

[@rozconniwestsand7841]

The 'klaviers' are stringed instruments, like sitars and guitars. Today's 49 & 61 keyboards are based on their design. The human ear is far more sensitive than anything electronic can produce. Happy listening!

[@rob1978]

I am very impressed by your ability to transfer your flawless technique to the tiny keys of the fretted clavichord. Especially Vivaldi’s signature repeated 16th notes.👏

[@user-gc4zi8vk7g]

Thank you for playing your favorite song with an old-fashioned instrument. The performance was wonderful. It was good to hear.

[@williamhuband7913]

Magnificent - combining sensitivity with incisiveness. Beautiful combinations of the three instruments, and all done with such clear dynamic variety. Thank you !

[@Quintade8]

Wonderful performance, especially the 'Bebung' in the slow movement. Thank you very much!

[@farahmohammed1963]

Very lovely!! Wonderful to see your fingerings too. Thank you!😊🌺

[@moseskfrost]

Beautiful, as always, Bálint! It is precious to hear You on the clavichord, as well. Your dexterity, and ability to quickly _bounce_ on the tangents, shall I say, is much impressive. I am an aspiring Organist, having played a few organs-one of which being _die Düben-Orgel,_ in Sankta Gertruds Kyrka, in Gamla Stan, Stockholm. I would recommend You check it out! (Baroque is in my heart.) Keep up the great work, dear Karosi! Post scriptvm: I appear to be the five-hundredth like, ha-ha.

[@g.k.failla9389]

By chance, I had just listened to him play this on the Rochester "Bach" Organ. And now this! Woof - what "bookends". (I'm going to look up the clavichord and where it fits in the development of the piano). From Chicago, U.S.A.

[@jipespi6507]

Comme tout le monde mais en français, je vais dire que votre interprétation est renversante ! À quand les Cento partite de Frescobaldi ? Sous vos doigts et sur cet instrument ce devrait être génial !

[@Humble_Electronic_Musician]

Great playing. Beautiful sound. Love the timbre.

[@fluteceleste]

Great! It sounds like a lute orchestra!🎶🎼🎻

[@ambitionbird]

wonderful, my favorite clavichord piece so far

[@thunderhands3274]

Bravo.

[@spiritzone13]

thank you !

[@xavieramaya8388]

Fantastica obra!!!

[@jozsefmakai9194]

A HÁROM KEDVENCEM EGYÜTT:KAROSI BÁLINT,ANTONIO VIVALDI,JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH!CSODÁLATOS HÁRMAS!KÖSZÖNÖM SZÉPEN!

[@bkarosi]

Köszönöm!

[@thomasdastillung4097]

Hardcore technique. Flawless..bravo

[@jofido]

Wonderfully done. Thank you very much for sharing this.

[@MachineYearning]

This song made my day. Thank you for sharing. One day I want to learn the clavichord so I can create this music.

[@greatpianomusic9457]

Thank you. Wonderful performance. Excellent recording and such clever edits! I really enjoyed this so much!!!! Much appreciated. 🇨🇦

[@gregfolland8452]

Awesome! ... 👍👍

[@alandana]

Yes, excellent!!! Alan

[@geckofeet]

Are you wearing shoes? (What did Baroque-period people wear in their homes? Did they track manure in or did they change footgear?)

[@vivaldifromjapan5853]

It's a good instrument. I want to let Vivaldi listen.

[@MusiExplora]

BRAVO! a very virtuosic interpretation! :)

[@rozconniwestsand7841]

Just love the original keyboards sound. Fit for a new digital cartoon series to grab the attention of younger generations. Any volunteers for the project? Also, did they really stack clavichords atop harpsichords?

[@KravchenkoAudioPerth]

Working the Bebung! NIce performance Balint. Is this the same performance off of the TV program?

[@bkarosi]

Thank you, it is from the same session, but I used a better take!

[@Asiek]

maybe next BWV 596

[@ardaagn7044]

Why is it saying Vivaldi-Bach ? Awesome by the way.

[@thomaskendall452]

Antonio Vivaldi wrote the original for solo violin + string orchestra. Later, Johann Sebastian Bach arranged it for two-manual + pedal organ. Organists of the time often had one of these pedal clavichord setups in their homes for practicing.

[@ralf-peter.schwarz]

There could be more dynamic range although it's a clavichord

[@bkarosi]

Yes, but the forte fortissimo often sounds too aggressive

[@ralf-peter.schwarz]

@@bkarosi Well it's more about that lovely pianissimo on the clavichord, that is what I miss there...

[@bkarosi]

The tricky thing with this particular pedal clavichord is that the pedals are a lot louder so they have to balance.